Piyush Goyal Engages Entrepreneurs To Shape Viksit Bharat Vision For 2047

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal held a strategic interaction with entrepreneurs and business leaders to advance the government’s vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. The meeting, held at Bharat Mandapam and followed by his address at FICCI’s 98th Annual General Meeting, emphasized collaborative efforts to drive economic transformation over the next two decades.

Goyal outlined a four-pillar framework to guide India’s journey from a $4 trillion to a $30–35 trillion economy by 2047. These pillars include domestic manufacturing, workforce skilling, investment facilitation, and adoption of cutting-edge technologies. He also stressed the importance of policy stability, infrastructure development, and a corruption-free ecosystem to support long-term growth.

Key highlights from the engagement include: 

• Entrepreneurs were encouraged to contribute to innovation, R&D, and indigenous capability building.
• Goyal emphasized converting India’s millennial workforce into a globally competitive talent pool.
• The government reaffirmed support through FTAs, improved logistics, and digital infrastructure.
• Discussions focused on enhancing ease of doing business and expanding India’s manufacturing base.
• The minister cited prosperity through technology, trust through righteousness, and trade through capability as guiding principles.
• Inspired by Chanakya’s Arthashastra, Goyal positioned these values as the foundation for India’s geoeconomic strategy.
• Industry leaders welcomed the government’s commitment to inclusive growth and pledged support for the Viksit Bharat mission.
• The session concluded with a call for unified action across sectors to realize the 2047 development goals.

Sources: Fortune India Republic World, Weblndia123, Munsif Daily.